Carnegie Mellon University - Thistle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Student Council J. C. Stauffer C. J. Letzelter Mary Alice James G. M. Wile - President Vice President Secretary Treasurer II. White R. W. Deverell J. II. Seibert Irene Tedroxv R. W TTERSON Gertrude Zenk P. 1lUBBARD Arthur Sidells S. C. Ralston Annabelle Turner W . G. Carson 1 Ienrietta Accipiter B. R. Gilcrest Margaret Wageley T. A. Connelly Margaret Keenoy R. 11 ITCH COCK 1 lULDABELLE MONTGOMERY J. Park Catherine Boyd II

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Student Council The Student Council is the governing body of the students of the Carnegie Institute of Technology, and also exists to consider and act upon sentiment, to guide and to constructively promote student activities and to foster close co-operation between the administration and the student body. Council is composed of members of the Senates and Junior and Senior Classes in each of the four colleges who automatically become members of Council by virtue of offices held in their respective college. Student Council is the connecting link between the administration and the student body and thru excellent cooperation, has done a great deal to bring about a better understanding between faculty and the students.

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Howard h. McDonald I’reiiJeat ALHRliD M KIROIN'ER Vice I’retiJent Night Student Council Like a similar organization on the Campus at day for the day student body, the Night Student Council functions at night for the night student body. It has its own Constitution and By Laws, Traditions and functions. Monthly meetings are held during the school year when action is taken on any matters or questions of import. The night student body in its relation to the Campus is always of paramount importance. This organization is composed of the four officers of the three colleges together with a president elected from its group, who is the presiding officer. Power is vested in this group to have complete control over all non-athletic activities which affect the night students by virtue of a grant from the executive board. In its relations with the Administration and I-acuity, it acts as a liaison for the night students and stands ready at all times to promulgate and promote better conditions between the various groups interested. DAVID E. SOI TH Secretary 12 JAMES II. SANSON ITT! Treatarer